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Young Lutherans get Living Reformation projects off the ground Living Reformation projects take shape in over 50 countries
Addressing the legacy of fear in Suriname Role as peace builders and advocates for justice is key, says Lutheran leader
South Sudan: new classrooms needed for refugee children Conflict in South Kordofan causes massive influx to South Sudan's Ajuong Thok refugee camp
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LWF joins faith communities’ call for ambitious Paris outcome BONN, Germany/GENEVA, 20 October 2015 (LWI) - As negotiators gather in Bonn this week to work on a draft text for the December 2015 United
Statement by East Jerusalem Hospital Network JERUSALEM/ GENEVA, 20 October 2015 (LWI) – Recently erected checkpoints in East Jerusalem have been holding up patients and staff on their way to s
Deepening Lutheran theology to engage with economic and political realities GENEVA, 20 October 2015 (LWI) – How do theological questions that triggered the Reformation movement 500 years ago relate to the political
Human rights support sought to change lives in Myanmar Delegation from Myanmar presents human rights report report
Winter clothing needed for refugees – LWF assessment team LWF mission assesses situation at Serbo-Croatian border
Holding together a fragile peace in the Central African Republic Dialogue is essential to diffusing sectarian conflict, says Lutheran church leader Ndanga-Toué
Lutherans and Catholics share concern for nurturing families South African Bishop Phaswana brings LWF greetings to Vatican Synod of Bishops
“Violence cannot solve the conflict” ACT Palestine Forum statement calls for protection of civilians and access to Holy Sites
